Прокофьев - Петя и волк - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

* Petya - string instruments (mainly violins), C-dur, free and open melody in the spirit of a pioneer march

* Birdie - flute in a high register, G-dur, virtuoso passages

* Duck - oboe, Es-dur/As-dur, “quack” melody in lower register

* Cat - clarinet, G-dur, theme depicts the grace and soft gait of a cat

* Grandfather - bassoon, theme in H minor, dotted rhythm in lower and middle register, imitating grumbling

* Wolf - three horns, theme in g minor

* Hunters - timpani and bass drum (image of shots), wind instruments (final march)

Early in the morning, pioneer Petya goes out onto a large green lawn. His acquaintance Bird sits on a high tree, which, noticing Petya, flies down. The Duck sneaks through the slightly open gate and heads to the pond to swim. She begins to argue with the bird about who should be considered a real bird - the Duck, which does not fly, but swims, or the bird, which cannot swim. The Cat is watching them, ready to catch one of them, but the bird, warned by Petya, flies up into the tree, and the duck ends up in the pond, and the Cat is left with nothing.

Petya's grandfather comes out. He begins to grumble at his grandson, warning him that a big gray Wolf is walking in the forest, and, despite Petya’s assurances that the pioneers are not afraid of wolves, he takes him away. Soon the Wolf actually appears. The cat quickly climbs the tree, and the Duck jumps out of the pond, but the wolf overtakes her and swallows her.

Petya climbs over the fence with the help of a rope and finds himself on a tall tree. He asks the bird to distract the wolf, and when he tries to catch her, he puts a noose around the wolf's tail. The Wolf tries to free himself, but Petya ties the other end of the rope to a tree, and the noose is tightened even tighter on the Wolf’s tail.

Hunters who have been watching the Wolf for a long time come out of the forest. Petya helps them tie up the Wolf and take him to the zoo. The work ends with a general procession in which all its characters participate: Petya walks ahead, the Hunters lead the Wolf behind him, the Bird flies above them, and behind them is the grandfather with the cat, who continues to grumble. A quiet quack is heard: this is the voice of the Duck, sitting in the belly of the Wolf, who was in such a hurry that he swallowed her alive.